Denver Hotel Guide - Commons Park hotels in Denver, United States of America.

"All good except a bit of construction noise into the evening. A crew was working on some repairs to their laundry facilities. Just a temporary inconvenience. I’d definitely stay again."

"Yes. Good breakfast "

"Staff were polite and accomodating, especially the overnight team "

"Loved everything! Very convenient if you want to explore downtown Denver. "

"Hotel was okay. A couple of things of note: 1- Valet parking was NOT ideal coming in on a Friday afternoon with multiple events in the city. Teresa is only a very small section of curb side parking for the valet, which were occupied and we needed to circle the block twice to have one open up. At which point, was a very small space that needed parallel parking in the middle of a busy road. A drug patron on the sidewalk had some not so great things to say about our parking attempt which didn’t start things out great. Valet was also not available when we needed to leave at 6 am but we were able to go get our vehicle ourselves. 2- HATED the bunk bed room that we booked, felt like sleeping in small a plastic box, wouldn’t recommend. 3- While we never heard anyone in rooms next to us, the noise outside on a Friday and Saturday night make it impossible to sleep, with a live music venue a block away, cars bumping music all night long, and what sounded like street racing and sirens multiple times. 4- The amenities include happy hour drinks, but unless you have no plans during that time, you can consider it a loss. Otherwise the staff was kind, and the best part of the stay was the LoDough bakery just outside the hotel in dairy block. Wouldn’t stay again for the price. "

"Excellent location "

"Oscar at the front desk was so friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay there again."

"Clean room and property, good breakfast, staff was polite at check in. "

"This is probably the worst place I’ve ever stayed in, couldn’t get my money back, so just suffered thru it as it was only 2 nights. They first put me in the back and in the corner room where 2 buildings meet. The floor looked like it hadn’t even been swept in months, there was either blood or feces on the wall in multiple places, it was hard to tell as it was dried on. The curtains wouldn’t close all the way so people could just see in. I let the front desk know, and they moved me into the main building to a newly renovated room. Had that one not been passable I’d have just left and eaten the money. My man was looking online for another hotel before we even made it to the first room it was so awful. It’s a great place to stay if you’re into meth or other drugs as it was clear by the clientele you could get just about anything you wanted on that property. After our first nights stay, the next morning I requested housekeeping change out our towels only to come back at 8pm and see our dirty towels in a heap by the door in our room. I collected them, went down to the front desk by myself to get a change from them. I was told they were out of towels, and I’d have to wait till the next day. Dumbstruck, I explained my displeasure of my stay there to the front desk attendant who sympathized and suggested I check with her at 11pm when security arrived as they might have access to laundry. At that point I simply retired to bed as I wasn’t waiting up till 11pm to shower. NOT SAFE"